Rose Bud Baby Blanket, Hat and Jacket

Since we are all things crafty as well as scrappy, here is a little something that Kim made during her family movie time. (Idle hands and all that.) This is a baby blanket, jacket and hat with a rose bud theme for Kim's cousin-in-law who is expecting a little girl, Gracie Hope, in a few weeks. To add some "scrappy" to this project, Kim recrafted an old gift box left over from Christmas using basic white cardstock, some ribbon, and several papers from a specialty cardstock book from Me & My Big Ideas. So, next time you are in a fix and need a specially wraped gift, forget about boring old wrapping paper, and put together some of your favorite scrapbook papers.

Just a Couple of Things

ScrappyLegg has been learning lots of new techniques and some amazing things to create with paper. We will have another mini scrapbook album to show you in the next day or so, and soon will have some new themed albums with shadow boxes that we know you will love. Thanks to Kathy at Paper Phenomenom for all the great inspiration. Check out her link.

In the meantime, here are a couple of things to we would like to share.


Jordan really enjoyed her science class this year and wanted to give her teacher a special note at the end of the year. So Kim created this humorous "mad scientist" card complete with a vial of glittery green eye balls, a special thank you charm, and a chipboard note that says "Inspire." Lots of detail was added to the scientist with Glossy Accents and bright green flocking.



Jordan has had quite a number of friends having birthdays lately, and this is an example of a one of the cards we have made.

Spring Birds in Nature

We made our first International sale on eBay this week. Welcome Singapore!!

This is a beautiful paper bag mini scrapbook album that Jeannnene made just in time for spring. Below are a few photos. The album included 18 different pages, with mats for over 50 photos.

This is the front of the album.



The album included inserts for additional photos in the sides and Jeannene added real branch pieces as the pull out tabs.


The binding of the album was covered in a tan and black suede checked material.


The album included lots of natural embellishments such as feathers, paper flowers and butterflies, but also included charms, speckled eggs and fabric leaves. All the odd-numbered pages lifted to reveal additional photo mats and/or photo booklets. Here are just a few of the pages.